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Senate Approves Bill Extending Paycheck Protection Program Paycheck Protection Plan loan borrowers are breathing a huge sigh of relief as the Senate passed the Paycheck Protection Plan Flexibility Act. -
Sioux Falls School District Announces In-Person Graduation The Sioux Falls School District announced Monday in-person graduation ceremonies for seniors will happen the end of June on Howard Wood Field. -
Artist With Autism Thanks Essential Workers With Balloons During the coronavirus pandemic, a 22-year-old artist in New Jersey is creating balloon art to thank essential workers. -
House Approves PPP Loan Flexibility Plan The House of Representatives on Thursday voted in favor of a bipartisan bill that would give small businesses more time to use PPP emergency loans. -
Direct Payments May Not Be Enough For Agricultural Producers Agriculture producers have started applying for direct payments through the Coronavirus Assistance Program, but it’s too early to tell whether it’ll be enough -
Sioux Falls Ranked As 10th Most Recession-Resistant City According to smartasset.com, Sioux Falls is the 10th most recession-resistant city in the United States. -
South Dakota Colleges Face Logistical And Financial Unknowns The COVID-19 pandemic has already changed the way South Dakota's colleges and universities are teaching students. -
Tele-Mediation: A Game Changer For Divorcing Couples Breaking the news to divorcing clients that courts are closed indefinitely has added yet another layer of stress to the burdens clients already bear. -
Coronavirus Puts High School Sports on Hold When you hear "youth sports," colorful images of orange slices and vivid memories of pizza parties might fill your head. -
New Title IX Rules Will Change The Rules For K-12 Schools New regulations released last week by the DOE will change how South Dakota's K-12 schools respond to students' reports of sexual assault and harassment